The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-13
0RANGEMEN ON PARADE.
CATHOLICS lombard THE LINES
IN SEVERAL CITIES.

Rioting Narrowly Averted at Paterson
Canadian Cities the Scenes of
Threatening Demonstrations, But No
Sanguinary Encounters Indulged In
Prompt Action by the Police All
That Saved the Day.
BELFAST, July 12.-July 12 was cele-
brated by the Orangemen throughout
Ulster with unusual fervor Rev. Dr.
Kane presided over monster gathering in
this city. Many violent speeches were
made. The city was crowded with Orange
men from the rural districts. Several
skirmishes took place between Orangemen
and Catholics, The police were reinforced
so as to be prepared for any trouble.
$4,000 oRANGESIEN AT LURGAN.
Fifty thousand Orangemen met at Lurgan
to-day to celebrate the anniversary OF the
battle Of the Boyne. The Earl of Erne
presided
A crowd of Catholics stoned an Orange
procession in Belfast Policemen fired into
the crowd but no one was hit. Afterward
the police charged upon the Catholics The
latter resisted and many of them were
severely clubbed Numerous arrests were
made. One policeman was seriously in
jured in the affray.
A PARADE AT TORONTO.
TORONTO, ONT, July 12-The Orange
demonstration to-day was n great success.
The procession did not start until about
noon, by which time the streets along which
it was to pass were crowded. Visiting dele
gates were present from st. Catharine,
Napanee, Bellevile and other places. The
procession was acknowledged to be the finest
of its kind ever seen here. Games and
other amusements ON the exhibition grounds
were held this afternoon.
THE CELEBRATION AT OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, July 12.-Upwards of 1000 dis
trict Orangemen, Including contingents
from Kingston, Smiths Falls, Brockville
and Carleton Place, arrived here this morn
ing to attend the Orange celebration.
oRANGEMEN PICNICKING.
MONTREAL, July 12. The Orangemen had
their usual parades and picnics throughout
Canada to-day, but so far as known there
was no disorder.
RIOTING AT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, July 12-The Orange care-
monies here to-day resulted in a riot. The
paraders were attacked by crowds of Catho-
lies, who threw stones and other missiles at
the men in the ranks. The police forcibly
removed the party emblems carried by the
Orangemen. About a dozen persons were
arrested Many wore treated at the hos
pitfalls for cuts and bruises.
RIoTING AT PATTERSON.
PATERSON, N. j., July 12.-There was
rioting here to-day and this evening. The
local Orangemen paraded and picnicked
with the Newark and Jersey City lodges
In the forenoon the paraders were attacked
with stones on Mills street, hut the police
soon stopped the trouble and arrested James
Neary, who was armed with pistol. This
made the ribbonmen angry, and at night
there was large crowd in the streets ready
for fight. At the Erie depot, when the
visitors departed, a small row occurred
which resulted in two arrests. While the
local Orangemen were marching back from
the station to their hall, on Main street, a
hackman tried to drive through
the ranks of the procession.
This caused lively riot, in which many per.
sons were bruised, but none it is thought
dangerously. A strong force of police soon
arrived on the scene and used their clube
freely, dispensing the mob and making
twelve arrests. The Orangemen dispersed
in groups. There was great excitement on
the streets up to late hour.